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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-26
COURT CALENDARS


sUrRXNh CotRr-cHAdBEks-Beforo Patterson J.-Nos.
10 ~ 49, a. a5 &c. a. 81 TO- 80 92 III l27, 49, i3s
IA l5i ~ las Ise 2os aos 2lo gil "a 2is aa so
suPsrNr coUKr-srKciAL TERn-PAKr I.-Bciors Done.
hue. L. ebay calender.
synHoeATI's CouHI-beiore Iiollias SIT, win OF John
D. Fowefj 1882 will OF Joseph Buckley; 325 Will Of Wilson
Small; 81 Will OF Francis Warren whitaker 3J3 VIII of
Caroline Ann Ounce, SEQ Will Of Jose Ssvila 262
Eliza Evans; 3J3 win of Ann Handy SG6 will OF John
Mohr; 1877 will OF Henry Giles 3bS viii Of
Odrll $780, will Of CorHelius Bowcn $40 will OF Bridget
OMara y7I will OF Catbarine o. Donne 372 will OF sarah
A. tisiss J73 viii Of JOHN job 374 win Of James
Conner; 37 VIII Of Harvey Sheldon 376. viii Of Edward
ifunzker 31S, will OF Elias cohn J79 will Of Sarah M. Sill
Der; $50 will OF William IT, J. Kreusser; ss Will OF Robert
Anderson; 49, will OF Charlotte Andersen SS will Of
T. Anierson 3a4 win Of Margaret Johnson; 1876 will Of
James Thompson 900 will Of Thomas seby iss viii OF
Chrtstopher ". Hogan
SUPERIOR CounI-SPEcIAL Befoso Truar, j. No
day rsloniar-
CoMxcx fLKAs-sPEcIAL TKRM-BsfoTs DAILY, mo day
calouiar
CITY coUgr-GKSERAL TERM-Before McAaam. c. J.. Nshr.
eas 1nG Hall I.ApYsas from ordeIs-Nos =. 3 8. o.
u 10 ii, ~. Is ~ 10 10. Appeals from in emeuts
Ia. H. ls, Is, IA. Is. 10. II. IS 10,
SouEI oi GryKEAL sRssloxs-PARI I-nefors cswinG j.
Is 10 IL fsadmgs-Nes II. H. II. Is. IL H. Is 10.
couRr oE GENERAL Essross-rAgr rI.-Befors Recorder
emyth and District Attorneys MARITIME and Pury.-Nos L
2. + sc. TS 10 IL. IL L.
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RING RULE IN WARREN COUNTY.

DEMOCRATIC LAUNDERING IN M0NMoUTH-YoUSd
REPrBLicANs ORGANIZING.
TRENTON n j., sept. 25-Nsunatioss for State Sem
Ator IN three counties and the selection OF number Of
candidates for Assembly by or the ether OF the two
great parties. say nothing Of the Prehbitionits.
may said have opened the eampaiss In this State
Johnson Cornish. the Democratic nominee In Warrsn
County, has received the close attention Of POLITICAL OBJ
servers. TO his misfortune BY his nomination the
Warren County Ring once gains complete control
OF Del ocrac politics In that region. Republican
candidate whom the better class OF Democrats can sup
port and who will represent tho better sentiment Of tho
county win be presented. and Will DO strange he Is
not elected.
The Demscrsts did not avail themselves Of their full
ppcrtunisy blundsr at the PRIMARY elections in Mon
mouth Cousty saturday. The defeat OF Senator Chat
tie seiecon ansgouisms which will DO felt
in she election. Tho Rspablicans preparing for
Vigorous contest In Gloucester County Assembiyman
Roe - bean nsminstsa By the Republicans TO
suscssd feuator Papeosst In somerset County the
Republicans are tslkiAg OF nominating Frederick
J. Frenehuysen ceusn Of the late Of state Of
the Unitea States. and gentleman OF ability and Ropu
1arity Charles Place, one Of tLs leading espnDcass
Republicans viii probably re.sest senator Fish, u he
win In Union county there VIII DO an exciting
the pOiis Corbln Is advocated for nom
nation for State Sshztr In Csmoen there 10 vigor-
stor Herring aud EDWARD H. Dudley The nomination
10 considered equivalent TO eectien.
proved ~ ssSs means Of prososas party issiatio..
Is 70 be followed by similar association In NewJcrssy
vas held here ysstsrday md arrangements were
for the organization convention VIII probably De
called 70 meet In October, when details win be per-
There Il enough railroad construction soingon In New
consists principally the duplication tracks aud the
extension Of sidags. Tbs work the Zen yanz
are being made
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SHIPPING NEWS
PORT OF NETWORK SEPT. 49, iss;


ARRIVED
Steamer Anchoria Obj, Brown Glasgow Sept Is Movls
IL With ad.. asd ss7 sa.sssgor: Henderson, Bros Ar
a. srs s .v Am. San, "a, pourv. en-, n
M.soris H. SANTANA Puerto P;ss L. Cape ii.y,sa
G IT, "a A II !. S "a. .s
and CO xr. .s Ts 81:
steamer Colorado. Daniels Galveston days with ndss
s.ss@ss Esw:So1s Mason. Galveston lays with md~
steamer Ls9easo Baker Wiley Mobile days with lum
.ss.smsr Wyanoke ysnDsy. Richmeoa City Point and
r w AM sseo news az" %es
Va. with miss and passengers 60 Oh Dominion 81 Co
:, steamer Herman Winter Hslets Boston. with mise !"
ns,;'Gy S:rrS prGS,sa
day with salt and empty barrels - order vessel To Scam
Ship King oetchsl Boston. in ballast to Elwc
Utah. Mariana Lisbon 90 DAYS. with nsoriss
root aud to 9s vessel sS puRpa Eavs
to orler: vessel to Funeh kdye = Co ,,u. 90
mass to or,isrs vessel to seammsi Bros.
Bark Rsars. :, aver. !. PS spa Trinidad 10
AZ us s.ss wa ma"
which arrived yesterday Srns. sa7 passengers
sr s.asel from :, H T.. , arrived
yesisray has iss Hs ',s A. Inc "' o1'
SAILED
Steamers Egvt,au Monarch Tower mn and France for
H Say;a I A%,a PSsrs. 7a n
wlndwaFd Islands weilaven, BArAooa' benacre Whining
ton. NC
Also ssl.i--vi. Long island sound-Barx Per.is. ne
Windsor. ~.
- MOVEMENTS OF srEAAERS
FOREIGN PORTS
QUEENSTOWN Sept 25-saled. steamers servia tBr, Ne
Kay, aud Alaska lhr Brooke from Liverpool hence ;or
New.York,
GLASGOW sept e4-saed State Of Pennsyi vanl
eansnasssx6: s.p,ss-Arr.a. steamer Island tDsa'.
Skiodt Newyrrk.
AETwRRP, Sept 2 Sailed, steamer Waesland tBogL
BuschmAnp, for ork
HAvgs, Sept 25-auivsd. steamer La Boursosre (FrA
FrangueL from New.York
HAVANA Sept "a Sailed steamer City OF Washington.
Rettis fer New-YoTk-
(Por later Shipping ys,rs u anu see Fyrh PaaeJ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-26
HE SAYS HIS WYE FELL INTO THE WELL.

Patrick Mulcahy, laborer living In Elr-st, Glen
Cove l. L. reported the village authorities ON Saturday
morning that his wife fell into eisern In the night and
drowned. Cororer Hin caused the body OF Mrs.
Mucahy to be taken Of the cistern and autopsy
made by Dr. Watson who found that the woman had died
0 suocaton and that she had been under The influence
Of liquor just before her death The Coroner began
inquest o. which evidence given BY ncghbofs 10 the
eject that th had been quarelng on he night previous
while Intoxicated The husband said that his wife went
out OF the house and. he supposed, walked into the
estern. which uncovered The fact that the opening
Of the eisern Is only eighteen inrhes diameter
lSgehst EitS ether thIasa q suspicious. shsscsr. ed
thrown down the cistcfn In order 70 xhoid oppOf-
tuniy 70 secure more evidence The Coroner adjourned the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-26
HAVANA WEEKLY MARKETS.

HAVANA Sept. 24-sugar-Not q saie made Havana
during the week BUYERS hel aoc hut this
had effect holders who their de-
mana Quotations arc uominal Moasses sugar regular 70
good polarization Ls7Aa2.2S gold per qunta Muscovato.
ir to good refining IS tn 30 deErees s ba2ls' Cent
ura o. TO 90 degrees polarization. 29sae2W Stocks IA
warehouse and afansas 21ooO boxes 29sooo
bags and 23oo hog.hea Receips for thu week 81 bgs
during the box. 900 bags and sos hogs
heads Of which ell the bags and hcxshess 10 the Unitea
Bacon ~ 90 gold cwt Ruter superior Amer
lean rs 90 reid per quinak Flour IL 2, gold per bC
Arseresa. Jerksd beet aeo gold per qun,a Hams Ame
cured 220O rDd quntal for Northern AND
2sO0 for Southern Lard In kegs ~ 90 gca aaihi 10
tina 1879 Potatees 47S soa psr Dbl for American whs
Navy Beaas $50 gold qutnal Chewing tobacco. 20
gold per quiasaL Exchxngs Arm spsash gvd 237 asS7
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-26
WEATHER CROP BULLETIN.

WASHINGTON, Sept 25-The weather crop bulletin,
issued oy rho signal once. for the week cnced septem
Der "a, 1887. says:
xure-During the week ended September % the
weather colder than In the districts ot
Mississippi and the North Pacific the great
departures from The normal occurring la the States Dor
denR the lower lakes and the South Atlantic and
North Pacific the daily average temperature
was about degrees below the normal it was warmer
than usual In the Missouri and lower Mississippi valleys
westward the Rocky Mountains the fxiy
ranging from degrees from Texas northward
to Dakota.
Rainfall The rainfall for tho week has been less
than usual except In Louisiana, Mississippi and Tea
nessce, and from Northern Ohio westward over Northern
Indiana Northern Illinois and Iowa. where slight ex
reported. During the period about "a
per cent OF the usual amount OF rain has occurred
England and less Than rs per In the South Atlantic
States and Virginia The rainfall In the Western portion
OF the wheat region. and from Texas northward " Daot
aud Minnesota during the past four weeks has been abun
cant.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-26
TIE TRADE In CHICAGO

CHICAGO Sept rs tSpseiatl.-rhere more COOL buy
wheat yesterday by the supposed to be accuna
latino large the Old wheat here that although
person 2ocoo0 bushels On. market closed
70L os csats for October. IaS73s cents for
and TSs S7S cents for MAY The wheat market
below Fridays closing nguro and declined
ain another u under free selling by Rsam, Cuahy ara
From pont the advance was STEADY 10 tho
The Of bussssa not large ne stated on
xoo authority thai several cargoe 81 No spring wheat re-
New.YorE market Corn opened a. about YESTERDAYS
but With comparative little business done. The
only feature sppesred to DO continued buying by W. l.
BAKER taxing largo share OF offerings OF cash corn
belisve that these purchases
ct for Hutchinson an plenty OF traders who cret
the essssue strength Va corn to these PurchAeea fse re-
AL shipmsnis FAIR 100000 buahes Vessel
taken for 100000 bushels of corn o1tay ne
nuctuatsas october from <oss4o cents 70
AZ: cents. Ths closing was steady at tiLasis
cents. Oclsbsr anu ASo44s ecuu May. Pceu
iat0a In oats about the same In volume
preceding days Of the week being rather light Az
cents sold nom 25t the split to % cent and
closed outside figures shade stronger th2n YESTERDAY
Charters for lf50u0 bushels In provisions
than usual interest exhibited Except In septen
short ribs which declined IN cent? hgher
rule ari for deliveries included Within
present advanced eents pork 10 cents
January pork l2 cents aud January ari ant abort 1s
whereby be divided between nisnbsrs
adopted ROT majority The proposition 10 auourn the
Of Octoosr g. the day OF President Cleveands
visit TO tic city, adopted
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-26
GRAIN And PRODUCE MARKETS.
FEATURES OF NETWORK DEALINGS


The wheat speculation Saturday suffered modsrate re
action. developed significant weakness The feeling
In the trade hopefa view OF the ability recently
the nsrke, 60 bold the advance 10 Is becoming
evident oregn 10 tue
respecting condition short time Tho
considerably than last aud
who TO not axe sansuine view OF
our own crvp aifuetiou. There va, scarcely sny
expert demand en Saturday exporters bought less
than $4,000 BASKETS; yet the cash market was
fully steadv options moderately through
tho short session but there dropping tendency In view
expected small edays visible supply sste
msnt fns net osscs were Tor ssp,smesr at 30 aaa oeo
Der at go for November 81 VI and Decombcr AT s2'
January Al ~ fsornsry At 50 and cent for Nay a. s.
shade better shippers took Is Gao bushels and there
Q strong demand fof stock TO arrive q l. The
options dull and without material change closing ss
follows: October ~ November 90 a ecsmber so \ May
bl There feature either oats lard and
the changes insirnifcant Final prices wsrs-oats
sspssmber a3 Octaosr ~ November 321. December 80
Nav 35h cents: lard; september s. a. October 50 6s
November anil pecsmbsr So Ga January 50 g. February
80 70. March 50 80.
tho receipts grain and reported SATURDAY At
NswYork saiimers rhladelphla and Boston were as eL
lows; Whssf 1884, :37 bushels corn 272ool bushels oats
e2s5i bushels total grain oSl2 susa-, Hour $3.50
walls whoa 1i6,57e bushels corn, s62 is4 bushels
eats 2177s4 bashsa tetA grain 7saS54 bushels HOUR
L.. SOC barrels
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MYSTERY SURROUNDING AN TysAyg wOMAN

MYSTERY SURROUNDING AN INSANE WOMAy.
The case OF Nellie Marina Nellie Brown. confined
In the Insane ward a. ME bellevue Hospital Is
On Friday she cana " the Temporary Home for Females
at No 81 Second-aye and said she looking for her
trunks When asked her name she first gave Il as Nellie
Brown, but aftorward said 10 Nellie Marina She
seemed NOT 70 have the slightest idea where she
w and was so ncoherent In her talk that the matron had
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-26
LOUIS FLRIsCHaAyg SHOOTS ArA THIEF.

william vincent. sse twenty -obe, OF NO "a West stx-
held In 81 900 bail In the Yerkville Police
Court yesterday by Justice Murray charge OF grand
larceay. he sneaked Into tho house Of Louis Flsseh
mann, the wealthy baker at No. I54 East sItyfsurth-
st. at oclo, Saturday niyht and handled up plush
curtain valued $50 Matilda Erickson Mr.. Fleisch
manns iauBdress. discovered the thief he leaving
the house and grabbed him. He struggled TO escape and
tbI eaened to kill her. but the girl eung to him until Mr.
Fieischmann appeared The thief rcdoubled his exer
tious and broke away Mr.. Flctschmann DATED out Of
the house, revolver In baud, and fired repeatedly at tho
fugitive who WAS making good time IN his toward
the avenue Policeman Garland, OF the Twenty nth
Precinct heard the fsIde, and heading OF the thief
caught him.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-26
Somebedy'a Child.

Somebody child DIV with the flush Of heps On
his young face aAd soneb"ys MOI her thinking Of the time
when that dear lace viii be hidden here Of hope
brighten t-because there vas no cure fol upton
Reader the child be yonr negLbors take this
wr 10 the mothers heart before 10 n Tell
consumption durable that living tho
phvscsns fosounesd inrurabo becsusesse lung
almost destroy sd W the dieeass Dr Psress Golden Met
and other medicines In curiaG his
Sold BIZ druEklstA -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-26
BrRDs KILLED BIZ The STATUE opLIBERrr.


The statue Liberty has innocent blood or It's hands
1t Is responsible the daily slaughter OF immense num-
bers OF little birds wngins their way south On
their annual migration arc attracted by The brilliant eice
tric light OF the big torch On morning recently no
less than 800 OF the creatures were picked up ad
their condition Indicated that they had dashed themselves
against Liberty's bosom and had been thrown
n{eiess hef fect
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-26

bar broughk beeDge Justice Duty the Essay u...s
Holiee Court ~ exaspnaon. and she committs3 ~
Bellevue Hosl1nl o. Ave days Al the hospital yctu
TRlBy reposts TAT her case was either one Of ~
bet that he did not sAak her insanity would be perm
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-26

IMPORTERS NAVE no PART ~ fHE SALT TRUST.
In these days OF combinations the salt II would
appear not going 10 he left behind TRIBUNE re-
porter visited number Of the salt dealers and import
ers in this city Saturday and found that tho salt
trust" which announced In recent tslegraphc dis
patches having been Termed 1T Pitisburg embraces
only the domestic salt trade. Inquiry ut Franklin
Woodruff n Co =, Francis IL Moulton Ce's jeremiah
p Robinson Co.'S. Todd Co.'S .-ra other i'm porting
houses shows thai ac-rs In foreign salt in Tho
consbinaten william A. Hazard. of the firm OF y. ID.
Mouton Co, said:
has promised for time and have doubt that Il
consummatd The nsers OF Unondafa County
In this Miehir Ono rsbnsvivsns Louisiana
ether states whsEe ss yre4ase have bern yiRs for
a hit a plan By which the OF salt
could he made to rise II they eceed IN putting their
proncs u will naturally have the szwe siec cur
mportaons Consequently salt importers hzvo no eolec-
max the ztteaspt Nevertheless have
O material result 1hs Las Of
regulate price Of sait in snits OF
combined
trade have before and tis
results have besn sten widely dersst ffom what
nere
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-26

DIR. Piercss "Pssts"the orixisai Little Liver s
Hangar sck and hisgs headache sour sion.
- seA biiioas sttacka By druSgistA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-26
Beuusifui Womru

are made palih and anatraeiive BY functional res
which Dr. Piefee's ''Fxvo tie Prescription viii inials
cura Thousands OF Testimonials by druggists
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-26
MORAL DRAW From "DR. JEKTLL AND NR.
HYDE"


HYDE"
"The aspect OF strange of Dr. Jckyli and
Mr. Hyde the subject Of the Row Dr. C. H. Eaton OF
the Church OF the Divine Paternity lilo said that every
human tende nees two nainr.stho
lie ding man up God evi. the The
frat seeks after God the second sin THIS duality Dt
nature has recognized all shng Even the ancens
pom cred II II has recognized IN
system Of PHILOSOPHY. Gyinr. enters the word ~
b-aaiy hight there he ~creph. ugly. vicious
angel ads this tho bad OF his life East
thsslosy philosophy teach This In Literature
hstory tha legoas OF The ksst arc f.nnL The
Light I'D drxpcSs struggling far tho soul
questi whether give their souls
o good evil, 0od The Devil We would not
display all be rcar
tie world fer two rccorthe sooi do and
evil actisaA
There nothing in hs,ety that does not md It's counter
rarI in life Hothng the novel drama which
found In the the stage III life The contrasts IL lite
may marked this story bat every II In
danger go;ng wrnx-of permitting the evil To control
HIM TO ssn mastery Of the sco The hrst sep In sn leads
OF who have deni-d their God III
GU u ts No barn tho
howe Of compound conoote the spsere Of
chemistry between the aud Christ who
gees Z Chr ~ Jesus IN prayer.
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We Point with Pride

To the Good name AZ home by Hoods sarssparla
In Lowell, Mass, where it Is prepared more OF
Hoods Sarsapallla sold than OF all other medicines Who's
neghbornoods taxing IL the time and 10 IN
given the best Of satisfaction since It's Introduction s
years This could not DO II the medicine asa nos
possess merit. II you suffer from impure blood OF oe
bilty, try Hoods sarsaparilla and you VIII realize !"
peculiar curative power.
81 had salt rhcum my left three years. sune'~
terribly. took Hoods sarsaparlla and the SAT- fa'u
has entirely disappeared" H. NJ. Mills, II frenen-'S
Lowell, Mass.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-26

WORK given him to a. :, cod Men. q ,.assa e.
:: S, :. a ss:
Yeti sras ssa :. .. Him ss: - -. her.
b. &C.: az. .ss ~
III ;ss s:s. service
ssa,.r ond 10 God sc' A'a's
uh ha. the which So has given vs. TO d.
TO the Of those sss"s US as shs
~ nca.st h ah God and lie ar peace With
Him sot erssaming thai he has become ,irssh this
pea wot in m. world not os hmse nst Tor
sn s . . ~ a. y aid
question should often out Of his ur failure to recos
ihsn Is our posiiio9. Gu the Rand there Is ne
son .naa oIfsre 81 our and On the other
.% deep s make, ns ss
These I'VE hing. 90 m.ss us ss.am I'VE inst
any one 10 be "a ON the piea that he what do
snS %s for al @ s ss s
srr or Tho psIh will op go forward and
God has siIosa 10 US aud for the aIss which
But tns tnr fh5sht arising out Of these words that
there limit opportunity Tor tho doing Of the works
% mn ans n,"ht vhea sach periormsnce OF them Is
B.Sss Long shall y; :: re SsS
in this msnper The trite bat 10 none the
Jess Important for that nay (nst because II Is 20
our souls Within years longest our working time
o" esn viii +. ~i. s h IN The
OF he pnips OF this ctyl Hutton Rogers gone.
Asar. srv- and latest but least that dfsn.
scholsr TIE prcsdop whose
sloonsnt woes 40 often rang this pulpit
co,iJsn mower Hitchcock And
soon The rost of ns nst follow these this
~otiyo i'm mailing NJ, 10 MI our with
dusrons scI yty III hs service viii
. ID. $ fS the
me the brst,rrn by all who use
nv these seats With the outer
ssmcuary truth Just important for You a. Tor
fast The niaht VIII soon be here
works OF Hin that sent us ere the dag
die . 49,,
I'M ~ remembrance
the life OF DR. Chalmers which deeply moved eat
il firs He wa, guest one evening a
tjsh and as him tered
lon, and int
r,srd. been mi
vi Venerable old gentleman from IN. HIgIIandS The
ecl of tlsl- sation paupersm
log ether TIL shrtly after tsy had retired
noise heard In tho occupied by the old
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-26
AARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC

MINIATURES ALMANAC
Sun bAS Sets al Moon sots 022 xesas 49, .
HIGH WATER -
l;M-sandy Hssx 26s Gov fsrL 800 Hell Data siG
P.A-Sandy Hook SIT Gev. Isrd 347 Hell Data 53k
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-26


ture OF the United Kingdom shows steady increase
largest annual expenditure being in 1865. when 1t
reached tho enormous sum or $isooo0oo00. The
ey Of the United KINGDOM have risen fro% 81 IS to
81 IS per nhabitan and this Is exclusive OF The e1.
expenditure OF ias United states in 1865 for the
army $50 900 900; for the navy Sl22 900 GOO In
and for the navy Si40ooo0o-a decrease araieled
ia the history Of any civilized nation.
dom has made small progress, In reducing the amount Of
her debt as compared with the untei states In 1887
ssoso 900. in 1856 was ss7io 900 In 1865
the national debt Of tho United nG states was
dueed to sl.71Lo000oo. and tho rate of interest has
been greatly lowered The credit OF the United States
to-day IL second to that Of no other country
THE AGRICULTURE OF THE TWO COUNTRIES con-
Ttwould almost absurd to.contrast the agrcult-
ure OF the two countries. Tho Chicago tourist who
complained that the want of elbow In England
20 great that he did not dare TO take morning walk be-
the sea-" eIpisnsina perhaps somewhat exaggerated
form OF stateneat-tne difference oetwesn tns unled
wSs d., he TnsG Knsom ro%
110,00U,000 bushels In 1881 TO 76o0O00O bushels In
600 bushels In 1850 to 459oo0o0O bushels In
1880. The production OF the other cereals shows
proportional; Increase In the Unte states With rising
rcnts AMI falling market. In the United Kingdom. her
tenant FARMERS have found utle cause 10 relooe AZ her
progress during the Victorian For mere than one
half Of her food. supplies the United Kingdom has to
depend foreign countries II II were possible for
enemy To bockade the ports OF the United Kingdom.
even no efficiently than Southern pnrts
blockaded during the War. Great Britain would be
starved Into surrender In less than year.
A WONDERFUL VARIETY OF INVENTIONS.
Tho United States has contributed TO the worlds
progress than any other nation IN the wonderful
variety Of her Inventions n American enterprise
that rst proved The practicabty Of steam navigation
across the ocsansof tho sobs; and that Too, Within
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Hoods SarsaparilIa

Cam. lee IIsWsrtE ana vslns s =. ~ rrsoieas
Both svoEi.es s@oSs y:
0Ars s1's sa% .xaiiisiySiHsf TOBACCO co. ss'ysk s